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Raindrops for Education: How To Improve Water Access in Schools?
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Do Poorer Countries Have Less Capacity for Redistribution?
One Pager # 97. September 2009.
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Do CCTs Lessen the Impact of the Current Economic Crisis? Yes, but...
One Pager # 96. September 2009.
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The Global Economic Crisis Hampers Human Development. How?
One Pager # 95. September 2009.
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Conservation and Ecotourism in Brazil and Mexico: The Development Impact
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One Instrument, Many Targets: Timor-Leste’s Macroeconomic Policy Challenge
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One Pager # 92. August 2009.
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Social Cash Transfers in Zambia: What Is Their Impact?
One Pager # 91. August 2009.
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Do CCT Programmes Work in Low-Income Countries?
One Pager # 90. July 2009.
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What Explains the Decline in Brazil’s Inequality?
One Pager # 89. July 2009.
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Age and Gender Bias in Workloads During the Lifecycle: Evidence from Rural Ghana
One Pager # 88. July 2009.
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One Pager # 86. June 2009.
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One Pager # 85. June 2009.
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The 2015 Debt Crisis
One Pager # 84. May 2009.
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One Pager # 83. April 2009.
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Is the Washington Consensus Dead?
One Pager # 82. April 2009.
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How Does the Financial Crisis Affect Developing Countries?
One Pager # 81. April 2009.
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Confronting Crises: Learning From Labour Markets in the Past
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Impact Is Not Enough: Image and CCT Sustainability in Nicaragua
One Pager # 79. March 2009.
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The Rich Expand, the Poor Contract. The Paradox of Macroeconomic Policy in Ethiopia
One Pager # 78. March 2009.
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South-South Cooperation in Times of Global Economic Crisis
One Pager # 76. February 2009.
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Is the South Ready for South-South Cooperation?
One Pager # 77. February 2009.
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Why Aid Does Not Increase Savings Rates in Sub-Saharan Africa?
One Pager # 75. February 2009.
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What Impact Does Inflation Targeting Have on Unemployment?
One Pager # 74. February 2009.
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Eliminating Gender Inequalities Reduces Poverty. How?
One Pager # 73. November 2008.
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Free Access to Primary Data Should Be a Right
One Pager # 72. November 2008.
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Cash Transfers and Child Labour: An Intriguing Relationship
One Pager # 71. November 2008.
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Are the Cheetahs Tracking the Tigers? Probing High Growth Rates in Africa
One Pager # 70. November 2008.
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Where the Line is Drawn. A Rejoinder to Ravallion
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Can we Accurately Project MDG Indicators?
One Pager # 68. October 2008.
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One Pager # 67. September 2008.
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Global Poverty Reassessed: A Reply to Reddy
One Pager # 66. September 2008.
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Is the Conditionality Necessary in Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes? Evidence from Mexico
One Pager # 64. August 2008.
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A Global Realignment by 2020: U.S. Decline, Emerging Economies Rise
One Pager # 63. July 2008.
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One Pager # 62. July 2008.
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One Pager # 61. July 2008.
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One Pager # 60. July 2008.
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Equitable Access to Financial Services: Is Microfinancing Sufficient?
One Pager # 59. July 2008.
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What Do We Mean by “Feminization of Poverty”?
One Pager # 58. July 2008.
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Tariff Hikes with Low Investment: The Story of the Urban Water Sector in Zambia
One Pager # 57. June 2008.
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One Pager # 56. June 2008.
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One Pager # 55. June 2008.
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One Pager # 54. May 2008.
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One Pager # 52. May 2008.
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One Pager # 51. April 2008.
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One Pager # 50. March 2008.
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One Pager # 44. November 2007.
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The Fiscal Impact of Aid Flows: Evidence from Ethiopia
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One Pager # 42. September 2007.
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One Pager # 41. August 2007.
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One Pager # 39. July 2007.
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One Pager # 38. June 2007.
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Can all Cash Transfers Reduce Inequality?
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The IMF and Constraints on Spending Aid
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MDGs: Misunderstood Targets?
One Pager # 28. January 2007.
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One Pager # 27. January 2007.
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Inequality and the Education MDG for Latin America
One Pager # 23. October 2006.
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What is Poverty?
One Pager # 22. September 2006.
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Do CCTs Reduce Poverty?
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The Gender Pay Gap over Women's Working Lifetime
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One Pager # 3. October 2004.
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. Policy Research Brief # 11. January 2009.
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. Working Paper # 48. October 2008.
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Is all Socioeconomic Inequality among Racial Groups in Brazil Caused by Racial Discrimination?
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. Working Paper # 9. November 2005.
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. Country Study # 19. October 2009.
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. Country Study # 18. September 2009.
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. Country Study # 17. January 2009.
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. Country Study # 15. April 2008.
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. Country Study # 14. January 2008.
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. Country Study # 13. January 2008.
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. Country Study # 12. October 2007.
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. Country Study # 11. October 2007.
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. Country Study # 10. September 2007.
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. Country Study # 8. July 2007.
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. Country Study # 7. June 2007.
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. Country Study # 6. March 2007.
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Does Debt Relief Increase Fiscal Space in Zambia? The MDG Implications
. Country Study # 5. September 2006.
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. Country Study # 4. September 2006.
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. Country Study # 3. July 2006.
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. Country Study # 2. June 2006.
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. Country Study # 1. June 2006.
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. Evaluation Note # 3. March 2008.
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. Evaluation Note # 2. January 2008.
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. Technical Paper # 4. August 2008.
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